Let me talk about this as one is talking on this right now : Previously, I thought @Galxe was community-focused, but now it seems they're more focused on farming and exploiting their users by charging excessive $G fees. Before, they were charging about 0.15 $G (around 0.004 USD) per quest as network fees. Now, they charge a 2.5 $G platform fee plus a 0.15 $G network fee, which totals 2.75 $G (~0.08 USD) per quest. I’m not saying charging fees is inherently bad—it's necessary to prevent bots and to support platform maintenance and operations. But charging a minimal $G fee per quest makes more sense than imposing unnecessary fees for a single quest. Many projects already have 20-50 quests, plus daily visits/check-ins, which end up exploiting users. Conclusion & Suggestion to @Galxe & Team - @charleswayn @harryzhanghz @OxSupa @zacmeltz, and others Please consider charging minimal platform fees for each quest, around 0.25-0.5 $G. This would encourage more users to participate and would be more favorable for the community. You have a strong network, and you could also leverage it as a revenue model. I hope the team considers this, as it would help sustain the platform long-term in this space. 🫡